Wolfie knows.
Glenn was solid as ever this season, and he did as good a job as could be expected in the centres. The play that sums that stint up for me was the lead up to the Fifita try against Parramatta. I was having a coronary when he kicked ahead for himself, but he made it work and that piece of play swung the game for Brisbane.
With that said, I have mixed feelings.
If Seibold's time at South Sydney taught us anything, it's that he relies heavily on edge backrows to open up the attack. We saw this at Brisbane with Fifita, Pangai Jr and even Haas on occassion. While Alex is a solid all-round player, I don't think he's integral to the Broncos premiership chances. That hurts to say, because of all the players, Lexi is by far the most personable.
What could save Alex is that of all the Broncos players, he would make the most sense to take over from Darius. The only issue with that move is that Alex isn't the type of player who can influence a game, he just does his job.
I did edit my original post. I was in the middle of writing about Isaako since his form rarely gets discussed in relation to other players but I have had strong opinions since his rookie year. I think there's bigger issues than second year syndrome and don't think he's a long term option on the wing.
Also my biggest issue with the Broncos team right now is the #13. For a position that could be so readily addressed, it irks me how wrong they've got it this season. How many 13s have they gone through this year? Six? And at the end of the day, Seibold still couldn't find a suitable 13
